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A Letter of Consent from Husband to Embassy is commonly required in Malaysia for various embassy-related procedures where spousal authorization is necessary. This document is particularly important in cases involving visa applications, overseas employment, study abroad programs, or extended travel arrangements. The letter must be drafted in accordance with Malaysian legal requirements and typically needs to be notarized or certified by a Commissioner for Oaths. It includes detailed information about both spouses, specific permissions being granted, duration of consent, and any relevant conditions. The document reflects Malaysian family law principles and may have different requirements depending on whether the parties are Muslim (governed by Islamic Family Law) or non-Muslim (governed by the Law Reform (Marriage and Divorce) Act). Embassy requirements may vary by country, but the basic structure remains consistent with Malaysian legal standards.

1. Letter Header: Date, embassy name and address, reference numbers if any

2. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is a Letter of Consent

3. Salutation: Formal greeting to embassy officials

4. Introduction: Writer's identification including full legal name, ID/passport number, and current address

5. Spouse Information: Full details of spouse including legal name, passport number, and current address

6. Declaration of Consent: Clear statement of consent and specific permissions being granted

7. Purpose and Duration: Specific details about the purpose of consent and duration of validity

8. Contact Information: Writer's contact details for verification purposes

9. Closing: Formal closing, signature block, and date of signing